#1 shot kill headshot heroes generals driver

On arriving at a capture point, we set about scouting the area. For quite some time.ДЇast forward a few minutes and weвЂ™ve headed South to a different part of the map, as the battle ebbed and flowed. Running for the ladder, I told Ben to stay downstairs and cover one of the doors вЂ“ as I climbed to the loft and started looking around I saw an enemy soldier creeping up behind BenвЂ¦ with cat-like reflexes I pointed and shot, and took the guy out just as was pulling a knife!ДЄnd then, naturally proceeded to explain to Ben at length how I saved his life. Moving onwards, I respawned and joined up with Ben as we decided to grab another objective вЂ“ this time a hay barn complete with a loft which yielded an excellent vantage point. As I was doing so, I remembered to maybe get out of the way of a second shot, but I was too slow вЂ“ and my joyride was over. It was another tank, and as the dust settled around me, I had to admit it had fired a pretty good shot. As I peered into my monitor to work out what it was, there was a flash.

I stole the German tank and went on a joyride! To be fair, I wasnвЂ™t a very good driver, and was just getting my bearings when I saw something on the horizon. While he popped inside the capture the objective (a useful way of gaining points), I saw a new opportunity.

#1 shot kill headshot heroes generals driver

IвЂ™d let Ben go in first, thinking that heвЂ™d probably get shot, but that would give me more warningвЂ¦ except he happily reported his first kill of the day вЂ“ a German tank driver whoвЂ™d parked outside the objective house, and whoвЂ™d been duly dispatched. Unlike many of our team mates, we started progress along the North-Eastern road, and made it to the first capture point pretty quickly. This particular map was a bit like a flattened вЂњXвЂќ and while we started with the left-hand side of that shape, the German side advanced from entry points on the right-hand side. The maps themselves are split into between around five and ten capture points which are joined up sequentially вЂ“ like a dot-to-dot puzzle. I have to admit, itвЂ™s not a map IвЂ™d played before, but while familiarisation with your surroundings is always going to play a part in an FPS game, the size of and variety within each map means there are always a lot of ways to plan your attack/defence. So - jumping into a battle on a Mountain Village map, Ben and I found ourselves defending the US positions. Tank stealing!- Me trying to be Indiana Jones (or something)!- More of BenвЂ™s hilariously inept bike-riding!- BenвЂ™s heroic solo capture!- Me taking one for the team and distracting a tank while on foot!.ItвЂ™s really great to see all the new folks coming along to check out how the in-game action and strategic map come together to create a genuinely compelling player-generated theatre of war вЂ“ and itвЂ™s so useful to get all the feedback tooвЂ¦ so keep it up, troops!Д«ut back to our own personal exploits (which, by the way, are directly taken from our in-game adventures)вЂ¦ This week: So first up, before I bring you this weekвЂ™s instalment of Tales from the Front, I just wanted to say how excited weвЂ™ve been to see the response to Heroes & Generals since last weekвЂ™s announcement of going open beta.